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Multiplying your child’s age by $2,000 will give you an idea of how much you should have saved by that point, though there are other factors to consider.

Listen, there is an “F” word you really need to know. In fact, you might have heard this “F” word in the news before, and thought, That sounds like something only old people care about. I mean, seniors. (Sorry, Mema!) That’s right, the word of the day is “fiduciary.” Not knowing what the fiduciary standard…

Do you need help with your money plan? A fee-only financial planner might be an affordable solution. Here's what you need to know.

Is preschool too young to start talking to your children about money? It depends. Most 3-year-olds should be ready to start learning simple vocabulary and basic economic lessons, like If you want to buy something, you have to pay for it with money, or, If you work, then you can earn money. Preschoolers are very…

More than three-quarters of Americans believe they have overspent during the holidays in the past, according to a recent survey from TD Bank. Here's how to keep from being one of them.

Many people fail at keeping financial New Year's resolutions because they aim too high and are too vague with their premise.

So you've cracked 700—congratulations! But are you sabotaging your good financial standing with these not-so-smart money moves?

To live comfortably now and in retirement, setting financial goals for the short-, mid- and long-term is crucial. Here are the key steps to take.